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If you're an avid reader of Conan's manga (and the anime as well), you will sense the complicated dynamics of the Mouri's family. I love this movies

Unlike the typical romance anime where the women become the center of traditional gender stereotypes, I must admit that it's interesting to watch a

The only thing I didn't like with this episode is the cliffhanger as I know there will be no closure. 😭😭 Also, who would have thought that

This episode is so contemplative. We still see Nana's evil side, even to her only true friend ever. On the other side, it seems that she starts to

After the many gripping murder cases in the previous episode, the plot here feels a bit "ordinary." But, IMO, this actually sets the stage for an

This episode is (IMO) the most relatable ever because, at the end of the day, we often use our trauma to justify immoral behaviors, especially in

WOW! The extend that Nana did to cover her real identities has finally met proper "competitor." This is definitely a plot twist that has never

Still in the aftermath of previous "incident," Nana did everything to cover her tracks. What makes it thrilling for this ep is the deduction

IMO, Nana's monologue in this ep has deeper depth compared to the previous ones. It touches some sentimental aspects related to the battle between

Compared to the previous one, there are some plot holes here. IMO, the new characters should have realized that something is wrong with Nana's

Who would've thought that a pervert like Tsunekichi would be able to make a good analysis as a counter to one of many Nana's evil plans? In

I truly love the "mind battle" between Nana and Kyouya, as if they are interacting with each other seamlessly LOL. It feels like watching two

Don't be fooled with the seemingly harmless and "friendly" interactions between two main characters in the beginning of this episode. I love the

I always love the idea where TV shows put the second episode to put the background story rather than pouring it into the first episode. It gives

WOW! Who would've thought that the pilot episode would be this plot twist?! Okay, don't be fooled by the sweet, slightly typical comedic

Not gonna lie, I feel bored to follow the first half-hour of this film. Since the premise about exploring the origin plot of the series, it's wrong

If previously this anime tend to rely on dialogue and obvious visual cues, this one is more contemplative as we see the changing dynamics between

Compared to the previous episodes in this arc, there are more questions being answered in this one. You can see who's the villain and the potential

There are plenty of layers in this episode, and it's so intriguing to see the twists come from various aspects. I'm not recovered yet from the

Ok who would've thought that there will be bigger stake than just Aileen's identity and demon-human conflict at the academy?! The twist is truly